First Steps In Research and Statistics
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Author_Dennis Howitt
Author_Duncan Cramer
beginner statistics for psychology students
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data interpretation
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Difference Scores
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ethics in research
Experimental Condition Score
experimental psychology
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hypothesis
independent
Life Satisfaction Score
Negative Relationship
Non-directional Hypotheses
Null Hypothesis
numerical
Phi Coefficient
psychological measurement
quantitative research methods
Random Allocation
Random Assignment
Related T-test
Relaxation Scores
Sample Means
Score Data
significance
Spearman Correlation
statistical
survey methodology
t-test
Unplanned Comparisons
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Unrelated Design
Unrelated Factor
Unrelated T-test
variable
Variance Summary Table
Violated
Wilcoxon Matched Pairs Test
Worksheet
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- ISBN 9781138464537
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 174 x 246mm
- Publication Date: 22 Aug 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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First Steps in Research and Statistics is a new, very accessible approach to learning about quantitative methods. No previous knowledge or experience is assumed and every stage of the research process is covered.Key topics include: Formulating your research questions How to choose the right statistical test for your research design Important research issues, such as questionnaire design, ethics, sampling, reliability and validity Conducting simple statistics to explore relationships and differences in your data Using statistics to explore relationships and differences in your data Writing up your research report and presenting statistics Simple and helpful worksheets and flow diagrams guide you through the research stages. Each chapter contains exercises with answers to check whether you've understood.
Dennis Howitt and Duncan Cramer both teach at Loughborough University and have written several books on research and statistics.
